Extracción de colorantes naturales a partir de la cochinilla (Dactylopius coccus) de Lanzarote

1. Borges Chinea, María Emma
2. Tejera Pérez, Raquel Leticia
3. Díaz, Laura
4. Esparza Ferrera, Pedro
5. Herrero, Miguel
6. Ibáñez, Elena

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Abstract

The discussion about the origin of the Canarian and Colonial balconies has been a recurring theme in the studies on the Canarian and Colonial architecture. Many have forgotten or ignored the Canarian balconies. is paper develops a critical study of the discussion on the origin of these balconies across sources about the Canarian and Colonial architecture and and relates the balconies’ antecedents in traditional architectures of the Iberian Peninsula. First, we analyze the open balconies, as solanas and galleries –balconies facing south–, and, secondly, we study the closed with lattice woodwork with oriental influence: aximez and mašrabiyya.

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